GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23340, 8 May 1939, Page 17

GOLF CONTESTS

CLUB COMPETITIONS FINE SCORES RETURNED " best card by davidge FOUR UP FROM SCRATCH Competitions were played by the vari--~o'is ' oca ' °» Saturday. As courses were in splendid order and tho weather ideal, there were a number of fine scores returned. \V. J. Davidge was responsible for the best round of the day, .when in a bogey match at Titirangi he returned a card of 4 up from scratch. Details of his score of 70 are: — Out* 44434434 3 —33. In: 53 5 4 34 4 6 3-37. R. 51. Georgfe also played a fine round to finish 3 up/,his halves being 40 and 35 E. Holland won the B grade bogey ; and the second round of the jjallin Cup was decided. The first round of the captain s prize was played at Middlemore, six matches going to tho 19th. . Excellent scores were returned by Al. Pattinson and A. V. Hardie in a medal competition at Maungakiekie, their net . scores being 66 and 65 respectively. The Kond monthly medal was played m conjunction with the Mmgny Cup at pupuke; the medal.was won by P. Cant3, . and during the afternoon I E. Sin- holed out in one at the fifth hole, a°distance of ISS yards. The qualifving round for the Kohn fun was played at Manukau. S. Martin leading the' field from J J. Rogers j T? Stokes The second round ot the captain s F r ' ze was doci.lod at Otahuhu. and the concurrent bogey was iron bv E. Bullen. F«ellont scores were returned in the me dal match at Orakei J. Steams. 64 S winning by two strokes from J. flechorn and E. Buncombe. The third round of the captain's prize was decided at Remuera and the second round for the secretary's trophy was also slaved. With a card of o up 11. Sinclair and' E. Doherty won a four-ball bogey at Waitemata. In this event seniors irere partnered by juniors.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB ' MEDAL IN TWO GRADES i medal handicap played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club on Saturday resulted as follows: t A Grade—M. Pattison .5, 9—-6b. J. p-lham 70. ,1 —GO; A. >.. Hay, 81,12—C0. L C. Winter. 81. 11—70; J. S. Kidd. fc>-. - !«-•. s Stephenson, W. 53-60; «■ » , Cor»»«ll. co ic 7Q. j.' S. Milne. 88, 17—/ it AL. T 1 fen S4 13—71; C. N, Tucker. 02. 2i 71; X. W. Shanly. SO. lt>—<l- - SHORE CLUB . SECOND MONTHLY MEDAL Members of the North Shore Golf Club Dlaved the second monthly medal match on Saturday. Following were the results:— Seniors. —A. W. Short 70, IM-! J. Shaw. 82. 13—69; A. R. Myers 82 13—GO, W. Wheeler, S2, 10—72; D. Maelndoe. S3, 10 —73; L. J. Minogue. 82. B—<4;8 —<4; VS. Roberts, S2, S—74; J. D. Bull, 84, 10— >4. Juniors. —C. R. Nealie, 82, 20—82; A. W. Christmas. SO, 21—68; H. Cadness, 90. 22 —68; H. 'C. Littler, 03, 22—71; D. W. Mason, 05, 22 —73; I. Holmes, 00, 15 — 75; J. Mason. 00. 15—75; C. Mason, 06, , 20—76. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB The monthly medal round and a sealed holes competition were played in conjunction by week-end memberg. of, the JCartlL ShorS Indies' Golf Club on Saturday. Following vere the results.— Monthly Medal.—Miss K. Nash, 100, 85—73; Miss'X. Loper, 103, 20 —74; Miss P. Trayea, 100, 26—74. Sealed Holes.—Miss P. Trayes, 77, 26 —51; Miss N. Loper, 81, 20 —52; Miss E. Prideaux, 79, 26—53. WAITEMATA CLUB A senior and junior four-ball handicap was played under ideal conditions on Saturday by members of the Waitemata Golf Club, R.'Sinclair and E. Doherty returning the winning card with 5 up. Other good cards were:—W. Morrice and A. Moore, J. Ford and R. Alison, 4 up; A. Storey and A. Stubbs, J. Ogden and W. Throne, H. Camp and P. Bell, 3 np; A. Lamb and B. Elwarth, A. Carnachan and S. C. Ferguson, 2 up; C. Day and S. f MacDnff, E. Rudge and R. Procter, Q. Townsend and E. Rand; A. McGregor and E. Mace, 1 up; D. Curtayne and A. E. Cooke. 1 down. AKARANA CLUB The second round for the Tyler Memorial Cup, played by members of the Akarana Golf Clnb, resulted as follows: A Grade.—H. Porteous, S4, 13—71; B. fihenkin, 80, 8—72; F. B. Thompson, 80, 7—73; H. H. Tills, SO, 7—73; H. Cullen, 80, 6—74; J. Budge, ".87. 13—74; W. Sandman, •89, 16—74; G. L. Bay ley, SO, 15—74. B Grade.—L. R. Taylor, 01, 24—07; S. , Eobinson, 89, 16—73; W. Dickinson, 01, 20 • r: 74 ! W. Williams, 04, 20—71; A. Howey " 17-74. The semi-final of the foursomes match play competition for, the Paterson Cup resulted: — A. L. Graham' and G. M. Graham beat F. B. Thompson and L. R. Taylor, 2 and 1; T. J. Virtue and W. J. McAllen beat M. Kielcy and *F. W. Wimble, at the 10th AKARANA LADIES* CLUB Coronation Medal and the Aofea Roa Cup matches will be played on Thursday by members of the Aakarana Ladies' Golf Club, commencing at 10.30 a.m. Following is the draw:— ' . Mrs. C. R: Taylor v. Mrs. H. G. Lovell, Miss M. Lundon v. Mrs. C. C. Ewen, Mrs. E, Philip v, Miss S. Kirk, Mrs HoweyWalker v. Miss A. Johnson. Mrs. L. Kingsland v. Mrs. W. J. McAllen Mrs. FBchisfhka v. Mrs. D. Leys. Miss M. Worker Miss B. Vickerman. Mrs. R. H. Coltman J- .Mrs. Sandman. Miss T. Jones v. M rs. Jjhan. Mrs. G. W. Plowman v. Miss M. .Kerr-Taylor, Mrs. R. Porter v. Mrs. Simfonds. Miss M. Neville v. Mrs. M. Russell, Mrs. G. Ashley v. Mrs. H. Wallace. Miss ® ral >am v. Miss «G. Maden, Miss L. 0 Callaghan v. Mrs. N. K. Miss G. Hodee v. Mrs.' 0. Cook. Miss O BischofT J; Mrs. Merryweather, Miss I. V7n!iters v. f W. R. Woolhouse. Mrs. H. Saunders " \f Mr 4;, A - G - Ry'and, Mrs. H. Sallery v. Till, Mrs; R. Gordon v. Miss A. Robb. Mls s K, Dugmdre v. Mrs. G. Morrison. PUPUKE CLUB

, >• second monthly medal round was F« ,' n conjunction with the Minca.v Cup 55 Saturday by members of flic Pupuke '*ol{ ypb. The medal was won by P. Cantwell *™? a score of 80, 24—05. hr m ■ "ext best cards returned were:—M. ? al £er, 83, 17—00; I. ITowden, 77, 11—00; • C. Malcolm. 82. 15—07; L. H. Abbott, • §?• JB-0 7 ; E. R Cockayne. 87, 20—675 if- £• Saunders, 80. 22 —07; R. Pacey, <•». rT% P - A Fox. 80. 11—00; C. .Tucks. t„ T E. Gooding, 83, 10—70. t> ~ t rs ' round for the captain's prize, Aoi ' bent N. Peter Coleman. 1 up. tr A t> , Weford bogey match was won by C. vP er with, a fcore of 30. (he next best """K H. Randrup. a.-,. ■ . PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB G^ ee o.' e members of the Pupukc Ladies' on e„r . Played the monthly medal round • r>t,,.. a - v - Following were the best scores Ui« n'—^ iss Brown, 02, 20 —00; \[if D- Williams. 8i). 20 —09; Miss B 2] B V 86, Mi—7<»; Miss H. Luhlon, 100. 'jT'3; Miss A,. Raile.v. 101, 28—70. tla«®» ni ' a ' round contested by C Kr^.".e & : ' B was won by Miss S. Meiklojohn, with s '°re of m HOLED IN ONE ronnl? JI I R in the second monthly medal Ratnli " lf * Pupuke '".olf Club's links on cluh if-X' , T - E. Gooding, a member of the tan/. » out in one at the fifth, a disMnce of is.-, vards Results at pukekohe ;-; IFH OM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT] . ; / PUKEKOHE, Sunday pi* Br *t round sealed medal handicap was Boino . i° n tl,e Pukekohe links yesterday, icotes' a J' ets were unable to finish. The best 76 j l erc as follows:—Seniors: J. Nicoll, &r,' E. Bird, {to, 18—78; K. Liddle, 63' Smith, 80. 10—70; G. Home,, W : C. Cooper, 90, 17—82. Juniors: 102 V,/ a y, U ; r . p ". 21—73; H. W. Lysnar, " ®"l!ock w'u'i Oil, 24 —75; R. ln« «S bs,er - los - 28—80; G. O. JohnE. L p' 2^~ s °; T. H. Home, 104, 24—80; " r °die, no, 28—82.